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Monday, March 12, 2018
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• Record-Breaking Crowd of 100,000 Pro-Life People Rally in Ireland Against Legalizing Abortion
• Reporter Defends Aborting Babies With Down Syndrome: “You Can Call Me Selfish But I’m in Good Company” • Planned Parenthood: “Say Thank You” to Abortionsts for Killing Unborn Babies . Scientists Map Brains of Premature Babies to Discover Potential Diseases. Will It Lead to Abortions?
More Pro-Life News
• Writer Would Have Aborted a Child With Down Syndrome: “Women Need That Right” • Congresswoman Whose Son Has Down Syndrome Slams Writer Who Defends Aborting Him • Mad Scientists Want to 3-D Print Every Dead Person Back to Life • Image of Preserved Rhino Fetus Reminds Us of the Humanity of Unborn Children • 40 Days for Life Pro-Life Prayer Campaign Saves 274 Babies From Abortion So Far • Lawmaker Slams Push to Legalize Abortion in Malta: “Are We Striving to Be Like Animals?” • Oregon Euthanasia Activists Want to Allow Starving Mentally Ill Patients to Death • What?? 10 Reasons to Thank Your Local Abortionist?
• Massive Pro-Life Rally in Ireland Signals Intense Opposition to Legalizing Abortion • Abortion Activists Don’t Want Women to Know the Abortion Pill Can be Reversed Before the Baby Dies • Nebraska Budget Would Defund Planned Parenthood Abortion Businesses
Save the 8th has said that its campaign is “energised and motivated ” by the huge attendance at today’s Rally for Life in Dublin, which saw up to 100,000 people take to the streets to reject the Government’s plan for a UK-style abortion regime in Ireland.
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Ruth Marcus has boldly declared that if she were pregnant and discovered her baby had Down syndrome, that child would never see the light of day.
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Remember back when former President Bill Clinton advocated for abortion as “safe, legal and rare”?
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Scientists Map Brains of Premature Babies to Discover Potential Diseases. Will It Lead to Abortions?
Scientists keep developing new ways of detecting potential future health problems in unborn babies.
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Writer Would Have Aborted a Child With Down Syndrome: “Women Need That Right”
One of America’s largest newspapers echoed the deadly eugenic philosophy of the 1930s on its opinion page Friday.
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Congresswoman Whose Son Has Down Syndrome Slams Writer Who Defends Aborting Him
A congresswoman whose son has Down syndrome is not happy with a Washington Post writer who is defending aborting babies with Down Syndrome.
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Mad Scientists Want to 3-D Print Every Dead Person Back to Life
Zoltan Istvan’s recent column for Newsweek sounds like something out of a dystopian sci-fi novel.
Image of Preserved Rhino Fetus Reminds Us of the Humanity of Unborn Children
Recently on Instagram, National Geographic shared a simple, powerful photo by Brett Stirton: a rhino fetus, preserved in a jar.
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Oregon Euthanasia Activists Want to Allow Starving Mentally Ill Patients to Death
What?? 10 Reasons to Thank Your Local Abortionist?
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